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Shared libs, rpath and the runtime linker(carlosrdrz.dev)
1 points by carlosrdrz 2y ago|0 comments
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Shared libs, rpath and the runtime linker(carlosrdrz.dev)
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by carlosrdrz 3y ago
Can someone help me understand what is the advantage of using jsonnet, cue, or something else vs a simple python script (or dialect, like starlark), when you have the need of dynamically creating some sort of config? I've used jsonnet
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by carlosrdrz 3y ago
I think I would enjoy something like this (or pinboard), but with comments. Sort of a smaller version of Hackernews, where I could see what my friends are bookmarking and then write comments on those links, so we could chat about the conten
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by carlosrdrz 3y ago
Funny how they say: "Creators can now also opt their images out from training of our future image generation models." and then the link is just a form to submit a single image at a time. They mention you can disallow GPTBot on you
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by carlosrdrz 3y ago
> Instead, the reason people go to customer service is because of a question that’s so specific, or complicated, or gnarly in some respect, that there’s no way the app will have the answer: you need a human. I can see the author probably
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by carlosrdrz 3y ago
I've played both, and liked BOTW much more, although I also liked Horizon Zero Dawn. I also have the 2nd part of Horizon Zero Dawn (don't even remember the name) and tried to start it twice, but I guess I didn't get hooked in
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by carlosrdrz 3y ago
I don't know the author and I'm not part of Google, but I've also been an interviewer both in startups and bigtech, and I must say that I believe the process in bigtech is much better than what I see elsewhere. Every time I
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by carlosrdrz 4y ago
Surely there is some middle ground? Why everything has to be black or white and everyone needs to give silver bullet rules? A service that stores something can be called "catalog" and it is descriptive, short and memorable. On the
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by carlosrdrz 5y ago
Max Howell's tweet gets pasted on every article talking about code interviews as some kind of exemplification of the problem of whiteboard/algorithmic interviews. What some people might not know is that he reflected on that tweet
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by carlosrdrz 6y ago
In my experience good developers end up being good because they tend to do a lot of coding, read a lot on how to code correctly, and on how to improve their skills. Most people that I know don't do this because they need it, but beca
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by carlosrdrz 8y ago
For me it's been the opposite, actually. I use Mac, Windows 10 and Ubuntu for different use cases, and I keep finding Mac more appealing. I have to work around Ubuntu to make some stuff work sometimes. I really like Windows 10, but I h
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by carlosrdrz 8y ago
I see what you mean, but I don't really agree. You can introduce that burden and complexity whenever you want. If you spend the start of your project working on this, you will be prepared for scaling (if you ever need it) but you could
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by carlosrdrz 8y ago
> Frankly the article is filled with FUD and the author justifies everything with "i think/what if/my way is fine for me". It is just my opinion after all. I'm just trying to share my thoughts :) > Yes it is.
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by carlosrdrz 8y ago
I will also invite everyone to try it and I also believe K8S is here to stay. I think K8S makes a lot of sense for lots of workloads, but I don't think it makes sense to maintain a k8s cluster to run personal projects. About complexity
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by carlosrdrz 8y ago
I do agree with you, but I don't think I really missed the point of the original article. From the original article: > However popular wisdom would suggest that Kubernetes is an overly complex piece of technology only really suitabl
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by carlosrdrz 8y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I wrote about Fargate because I like the idea of having a service that manages both masters AND workers and where you only need to care about the API, but didn't really try it yet. That was my impressi
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Kubernetes for personal projects? No thanks(carlosrdrz.es)
481 points by carlosrdrz 8y ago|269 comments